- From: Andreas Krügersen <phoenix@wyverex-cave.net>
- Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2007 15:18:48 +0100
- To: www-jigsaw@w3.org
Hi all, I am using Jigsaw as a web proxy for a new anti-phishing solution and need to configure it as an SSL proxy now. I need to be able to modify returned pages though, so there must be two SSL-enabled connections, one between the browser and Jigsaw and the other between Jigsaw and the remote server. Thus, a request would look like this: 1. The browser initiates an SSL connection C(BJ) to Jigsaw 2. Jigsaw decrypts the request 3. Jigsaw initiates an SSL connection C(JR) to the remote server 4. Jigsaw receives a reply over C(JR) 5. Jigsaw decrypts the reply 6. <my supplied filtering algorithm for the reply> 7. Jigsaw encrypts the filtered reply for C(BJ) 8. Jigsaw sends the encrypted reply to the browser over C(BJ) Now where would I start to do that? I need some pointers on the classes where the essential behavior is located so that I can modify those for my needs. Any help is really appreciated! Andreas Krügersen
Received on Monday, 24 December 2007 14:19:00 UTC